A slightly different Omega Cent...

[Peter Ward]

Playing with a new toy..as you do...and in this case a 50mm I/R pass filter.... I wondered what a globular cluster would look like if you looked deeper into the infra-red.

Ponder no more!

Some stars are remarkably red... many however look the same. I guess I'll have to try a few more objects

The link is here

[multiweb (Marc)]

Sharp as. There's a side-on galaxy at 3 o'clock that seems to have a strong signal in IR. Rho would be a good candidate see how many background stars you can dig out of those dark lanes.

[sjastro]

Nice one Peter.

IR or NIR?

Regards

Steven

[Larryp (Laurie)]

Nice Peter! Another side-on galaxy about 7 o'clock is quite bright, too

[Peter Ward]

Originally Posted by Larryp

Nice Peter! Another side-on galaxy about 7 o'clock is quite bright, too

Thanks Laurie... yes, I was surprised by how much stuff emits signal in the I/R

Originally Posted by sjastro

Nice one Peter.

IR or NIR?

Regards

Steven

NIR +700nm and beyond.... that said, I could be tempted to look at a +800nm filter as well.

Originally Posted by multiweb

Sharp as. There's a side-on galaxy at 3 o'clock that seems to have a strong signal in IR. Rho would be a good candidate see how many background stars you can dig out of those dark lanes.

Thanks Marc....AP honders.. stupidly well corrected......

Yep, I've got a similar hit list in mind

[RickS (Rick)]

Very interesting, Peter. How long were the subs with the I/R filter?

[alpal]

That's an incredible wide field with such tight stars.

[Stevec35 (Steve)]

Looks good Peter. Try some of the more obscured globulars. They generally show up well in IR.

Cheers

Steve

[Ross G]

An amzingly sharp and wide photo Peter.

Interesting view with the IR.

Ross.